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ITCS5180-Homework 2 Area Calculator Solved
Today we are building our first Android application. The name of the application is “Area Calculator.” This consists of a single activity. The app should be able to calculate the area of a Triangle, a Square, and a Circle. Please follow the instructions to develop the app.
Figure 1: Application wireframes.
Part 1: Using EditTexts and TextViews(10 points)
There should be two EditTexts to take inputs, see Figure 1 (a). You should label these as Length 1, and Length 2. These will be used to take inputs. There will also be two TextViews: (1) TextView for clicked image indicator, and (2) TextView to display result.
Part 2: Using Images, and Add actions
You need to import three images to Android studio from the resources folder and place it on screen as they are in Figure 1 (a). Three images represent a triangle, a square, and a circle.
1. For Triangle, you will need two inputs to calculate the area. Length 1 represents the height, and Length 2 accounts for the Base.
2. Clicking on the image of the triangle should let your app calculate the area of the triangle, see Figure 1(b). It should set the text to the first TextView as “Triangle.”
3. Both of the InputTexts must be active and visible for taking data.
4. For Square, you will need to know only one input. You will be using Length 1 as the input here.
5. Clicking on the Square image should hide the second EditText, Length 2. See figure 1(d, and e). It should also change the TextView to “Square.”
6. Length 1 should be active and ready to take input. It is used as the length of the side.
7. For Circle, it is the same as a Square. You need to know only the radius of it. So, Clicking on the Circle image should also hide Length 2, and change the TextView to “Circle.”
8. Clicking on the Triangle image again should activate Length 2 again, and make it ready to take input.
Part 3: Using Buttons, and TextView (
Now you will learn how to calculate the are using buttons.
1. For the triangle, you need to read Length 1 and 2. Clicking on Calculate button should take two inputs and use the following formula to calculate the area.
1. Area of triangle = 0.5 x Length1 x Length 2.
2. You need to display the result in a TextView, see figure 1.
3. For Square, the formula is: Area = Length 1 x Length 1
4. And for Circle, the formula is: Area = 3.1416 x Length 1 x Length 1
5. Clicking on the Clear button should clear all the EditTexts, and change the first TextView as it is displayed in figure 1(a).
Notes:
1. Inputs should be floats.
2. When the app starts, the first TextView should display the message, “Select a shape”, see Figure 1(a).
Figure 1: Application wireframes.
Part 1: Using EditTexts and TextViews(10 points)
There should be two EditTexts to take inputs, see Figure 1 (a). You should label these as Length 1, and Length 2. These will be used to take inputs. There will also be two TextViews: (1) TextView for clicked image indicator, and (2) TextView to display result.
Part 2: Using Images, and Add actions
You need to import three images to Android studio from the resources folder and place it on screen as they are in Figure 1 (a). Three images represent a triangle, a square, and a circle.
1. For Triangle, you will need two inputs to calculate the area. Length 1 represents the height, and Length 2 accounts for the Base.
2. Clicking on the image of the triangle should let your app calculate the area of the triangle, see Figure 1(b). It should set the text to the first TextView as “Triangle.”
3. Both of the InputTexts must be active and visible for taking data.
4. For Square, you will need to know only one input. You will be using Length 1 as the input here.
5. Clicking on the Square image should hide the second EditText, Length 2. See figure 1(d, and e). It should also change the TextView to “Square.”
6. Length 1 should be active and ready to take input. It is used as the length of the side.
7. For Circle, it is the same as a Square. You need to know only the radius of it. So, Clicking on the Circle image should also hide Length 2, and change the TextView to “Circle.”
8. Clicking on the Triangle image again should activate Length 2 again, and make it ready to take input.
Part 3: Using Buttons, and TextView (
Now you will learn how to calculate the are using buttons.
1. For the triangle, you need to read Length 1 and 2. Clicking on Calculate button should take two inputs and use the following formula to calculate the area.
1. Area of triangle = 0.5 x Length1 x Length 2.
2. You need to display the result in a TextView, see figure 1.
3. For Square, the formula is: Area = Length 1 x Length 1
4. And for Circle, the formula is: Area = 3.1416 x Length 1 x Length 1
5. Clicking on the Clear button should clear all the EditTexts, and change the first TextView as it is displayed in figure 1(a).
Notes:
1. Inputs should be floats.
2. When the app starts, the first TextView should display the message, “Select a shape”, see Figure 1(a).
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